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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
1
A dated agricultural note advocates building silos this spring to store corn silage, arguing silos signal prosperity, boost farm capacity, and reduce costs. Citing Hoard's Dairyman, it says silos cost less per ton than hay mows, preserve nutrients, and cut waste while increasing milk output and stock carrying capacity.
Sealed bids will be received in open court by Pemiscot county Missouri up to 1 pm on Friday June 11 1920 for removal of about 34000 cubic yards of dirt for a ditch in Drainage District No 9. Bids require a 2 percent certified check and bond. court may reject any bids. Caruthersville Missouri May 26 1920. W E Gotcher Engineer Drainage District 29-31 No 9. Tuesday evening rumor spread of drowning at The Ole Swimmin Hole but boy returned home unnoticed. Diamonds advertised by Turnbaughs Jewelry Store Caruthersville Mo.
M D Morris announces candidacy for Pemiscot county prosecuting attorney in The Herald. Born on a Missouri farm, educated at Warrensburg Springfield Nor mals State University and Marionville College, he taught 17 years in southwest Missouri, then pursued law becoming a noted attorney. He supported the U S war effort and intends to pursue law enforcement and a square deal if elected. Also note player piano rolls at Turnbaughs Jewelry Store Caruthersville and Ted Argo visiting Cotton Plant Arkansas.
Official financial condition statements for Bank of Hayti and Holland Bank dated May 20 1920 sworn by bank presidents and cashiers in Hayti Missouri with notarial attestations. Local items note J H McCutchen in Kennett visiting Caruthersville, Buckley’s store ads and a few social notes about Riggs visitors and jewelry line.
The countywide announcement supports E D Toad Baird for the Democratic nomination as County Judge of the first district. It notes his lifetime service, twin birth with a pound and a half birth weight, and promises to meet voters to present qualifications, platform, and plans for economy and fiscal scrutiny ahead of the August 3, 1920 vote.
Kk. V. Propst returns from Turrell Ark where he will preach during school vacation. Rev Propst reelected principal of our grammar school with a salary raise. Optical practice growing from patient recommendations. T Ben Turnbaugh Optometrist Caruthersville Mo invites eye examinations. Braggadocio Speer school improvements prompt Fast Arkansas Lumber Co to ship two carloads of lumber this week under Billy Nethery’s management.
Wilbur Stewart new manager of the Dorris Theatre spares no expense to improve the popular venue. Ventilation will be enhanced by a large skylight, floors scrubbed and treated with germicidal preparation, and the lobby sofa shop made spotless. Mr Henderson plans further boosts to popularity.
Rev Kerns of Senath preached Sunday and spoke to the graduating class. The eighth graders listed include Ollie Johnson Wesley Yarb rough Clint McWaters Della Bostwick Ethel Shaffer Esther Goodman Maud Marshall. The railroad and new schoolhouse work resumes as Bragg City stays in a boom. About 50 attended a Tuesday school outing with swimming fishing games and a big dinner.
An itemized local notice list mentions The Bynn Yann Co Inc inviting community investors to own stock in a four hundred store chain across eleven states with potential returns of thirty six to forty eight percent. Also announced are a Methodist bible class organizing at the High School auditorium led by Miss Mary Pickens, White Leghorns eggs offered at 1.50, and Farm Improvement talks by M D Amburgey. A Giantitis Heduction Sale is touted as Pemiscot county’s biggest bargain event. Hammy Hamby returns to Hayti and now works for the Frisco.
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